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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
THE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT .

1
| Robert G. Fisher Va Y. z. App ely; judg
ment rendered In favor of the plaintiff fol
500.
| Daniel Mattersbough w. William r Cole
! man ct al, suit by sub agent to recover
from his principal SO so as his share o!
commission for land sold; tried by jury and
| verdict rendered in favor Of plaintiff for ths
amount claimed
Amanda Z. Hutton vs George z. Hutton
suit for divorces on grounds OF habitual
drunken ness. The parties were married In
Texas IN 1915.
William Houser and Nora Robertson were
brought into court yesterday, plead guilty to
the charge OF cohsbitatiop, aud were each
fined ESQ and costs for the offense. The
amount was paid and they went their way
rejoicing.
POLICE COURT.
Joseph Booth sn1 n. Downing were two
DRINKS picked up on the street. They WIRE
assessed the usual fine and paid the amount
without murmur.
Frank Dolsn was miserable. all round
vagrant who promised to leave the city for
the citys good il he would be released.
John Doe, John Miller, Jim Lung, b. Van
Dorm we're the other style Of Migrants. They
each put up $50 and will remain awaiting
further developments in their basiness
JUSTICE COURT.
Justice Barrett had plenty OF civil bust
NESS yesterday to interest him. A criminal
case in which J. p. Datton accused 2 ed
Miller Of assault also came up before him
Miller did not Sc. ia sny very hard iicEs ss
his honor only charged him 81 for the joh.
PROBATE COURT.
Petition was fled in the probate cour. yes
terday 70 have an administrator for the Ca
tate Of r s. Taylor.
Bend was fled In the estate OF Merritt Ne
Kay, deceased
Marriage hceHses were axued 70 tie fCllow-
ing: Wn GzyeT AID l. n Wright both
OF Reno coua.y; John W. Davis. jr., ~ q
Sadie g. Feast. 10th Of Wichita; John G..
Tayicr ard Josie NJ s:ou.. both Of Wichita.
Yesterday large rurns<r q a.tsn3erts
upon the Congregational couTeuticz, saich
commences ia ssssion to3sy. arrived IN tes
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Louis Tuellnsy. st. Joseph, No.; J. b. D.
Il osan, Wiz field: L. L Graham and d. T.
Bradford Of Atchison, were among yestsr-
days arrivals ut Rotal Gandolo
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Mrs. J. C. Swrhr, CT Philadelphia, Pa, Il
in the city, guest Of her sister, Mra Walter
Hoffman. OF North Topeka avenue
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mr.. A n. Farris, Of Chicago Lumber Co,
from st. Joe, was in the city yesterday at
tending to business matters.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Judge Barrett yesterday united in mar
rage at his office Mr. William Guyer and
Miss L. NJ Wright, both OF Reno county.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Leggets Brothers excursion iefs for La.
Vegas, n. NJ, at $50 last evening with q
special sleeper. They viii be aboard abou.
one hundred people.
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Mrs Laura J. Conway, Of Rock Island, III
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs J.
j. Parks
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

MI. Z. McKeon, of the Missouri Pacific
scket office has returned from his visit t.
St Louis and Chicago.
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which every enc Is always glad to bear and
sorry when they are done.
The Kansas Branch, after joining in the
dexolcgy, closed the most successful and en-
thusiastic annual meeting in it's history.
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Mr.. W. J. Hoenscheidt, Of Atchisop.
brother of John Hoenscheidt OF the Herold.
arrived yesterday.
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l.. L.. Graham, scenic artist, who is do.
ing the work for the new opera house, is In
the city.
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skUsE& KN Ts.

xXyDHITA MUSEUM,
" III & z3 South Main St.
g EsNIs & You've. Managers.
or second Seast q grlster Success Than the nrst
onn every afternoon and evening from TO 20 y.
Matinees srr Inged especially for LADIES
and Children.
WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY OCTOBER 18th
cUR,o PARLoR.
d. T, EKws Director Of Amnsemenus-
CAsef Debro Esouirnsu: Madame June, weight 80
%. pounds; Dot Ltflehnger "idget
DON CAMERON.
me pes OF the aoies ard Children, Prof. Fannis
troupe Of trained birds.
VAUDEVILLE sTAGK.
p rof McNuety.s or;gir al Ii Id, u Punch and Judy
Ehow. Mr.. Luke Bryant, Comtdi' n. MISS
Rose vernon. the only lady high pc
destal clog dancer.
THEATRE.
Jso. II. Mcls1osH, Stsge Manager.
Ha Petite Kitty In Songs, Dsnces Reels etc.
The Thriir q Melo drama,
THE SEVEN CLERKS -
In Thursday, October sOth and baltLce Of week the
Brilliant O. medy.
BROTHER BILL AND ME-
Character by our RI publ Sleek Con parry.
ADMISSION l0cts TO ALI
- Complete change Next Week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mr.. ID. NJ. Lansing, Of Chicago, represent
ing the Charter Stove company, arrived yes
t0rday
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Extra copies Of the EAGLE can be obtain
ed IA the counting room for five cents each,
With or without wrappsrs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

The Leading members Of the Adelaide
Randall opera company are stopping a;
Hotel Gardo.fo.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mr.. Lee Overman, of Los Angeles, arrived
yesterday and will visit friends here for some
days.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mr.. J. r. Warren, of Kalamazoo, Mich.
uncle OF 81. K. Warren, is in the city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mr.. w. T. fhsyer, representing A. Booth
Packing company, OF Chicago, is In the
city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mayor W. T. Hackney, of Winfield, was
yesterday registered at the Manhattan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Mr.. J. l. Dickinson leaves this evening for
Hpicelsnd, lad.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Ar. A d. Morgan, Of Aususts, was Ia tie
oify yesterday and called on the EAsLx
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Yesterday large nunh<r q attendants
upon the Corgrexationai couTeutioa, which
commences ia sessIon to1sy. arrived IN tes
CITY ard are beinz eotersstssd ~
The hotels and pSivass rsd6e1css q the sisy.
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EXTRA DOUBLE BILL

pYyHE KAHN sTREET THEATRE.
II 7. LODGE, Mar aRess
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WE - ARE = PREPARED

tioous and lad York Just receive
magnificent Plush Wraps Ca and examine Deau
full Seal Skin SaQueS Jackets
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

J. n johnson OF st. Joseph, Is in the city.
n. w. Montgomery Of Minneapolis, Is in
The city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

our LAhT WEEK!
Next week being he la OF tn Main Street Theatre
ko0k Mt for a Grand Dc ubie bill.
Farewell Testimor al o. eft rendered to Mr. and
1A Lodge Monday, october Slst.
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Fall and Winter Season.

Our Making charge OF Msdames Tobs and
Having leading
correspondence
changes and during
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

IL AhFIEI.D OPERA BoUsE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCT. 10 s. 20
Tho Leading Attraction. the Charming American
PrIms Donna
--iADEL AIDE - RANDALL =
HER
OPERATfC COMEDY COMPANY
" ednesdsy evening, AndraTe's latest New York and
PHri-i n SUI ctAs. sdsp ed by eicney Rosen-
fe q from the French lie Sern.eLt
u'Amorer, "a tilted
-! THE - BRIDAL - TRAP =
A comic opera in acts.
speeial-Durirg the s copd Get Adelaide Randall
- III introduce Il famous Lullaby prJpLced by
the New YoiG Casino omusI'y IN Efmine.
Thursday evening. odenb .ck's Popular Humorous
Work
8. THE PRINCESS OF TREBIZoSDE--
Filled with iuoicrous ATOMS.
Elaborate Costumes by Worth of Paris
Every Avail able Accessory
signor Harold, OF GrRnd Opera House San Fran
csoo Conduct r.
James @. Peakes. Stage Director.
Prices IS cents sests tecured at Union ticket offos
Without extr a coar, e; admssi n 80 cent?.
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our LAhT EEK!

Adm iaston Is. Is and Sc, deserved seats st the
bon on oe during the day.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

ORAwFORDs OPERA HOUSE.
~ L. M CRAWFORD. Manager.
The Grand Comedy Event
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCT. 81 & q.
HDectal Engagement OF the Universal Pavorites
HANLoN BROTHERS
In Their Great Farcical Absudity
LEvOYAGE EN- SUISSE
Supported by
Company OF Acknowledged Artists
Replete wi nretty fongs. furry ings. cou-icsl
situation q, NV nosel siege fffecto the great
etA9e oh Ciss tter, IuI MES ping
Wtfne So d received with /, II lBuk ht.r.
TIE GREATEsT SUCCESS THIS sEAsoN.
Prices 80 cents ard 81
Seats 81 lie st Rock Island ticket once, Monday
af q Octoi er II.
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REMEMBER NEXT FRIDAY EVENING !


cheap prices goods
success
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The Fan Gus Ergl'sh rrsnn in three acts, OF
LADY AUOIEY's SECRET
And the one act Laue liable Cont. y entitled
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VIII be most brilliant affair OF Kind that
that Will show on that event. No goods
fabrics OF the loom genious from
the Globe Everyone invited who appreciate the beautiful
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TT PAYS TO TRADE

The most complete line shown anywhere Fancy cords checks
the hing for this Black sE al
Francois eros Grains and Fancy Novelties silks for
latest trimmings and adOrnments produced for the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

EVENING SESSION.
The evening session Of the Kansas Branch
OF the W. B. IL. i. opened at 7:45 by reading
OF scripture by Supt Blanchard
Having joined in singing the HYMN.
"Biest Comforter Divine the audience was
led in prayer by Rev. A C: Hergbin of sa-
bestra, after which ladies auartstte was
exquisitely rendered by Mrs. J. H. Parker.
Mrs Abbot, Miss Pond and Mrs Stiles
The President, Mira Tunnel, read a mos.
useful and excellently prepared address.
fol- owed 10y discussion in which. Mrs Hir-
bin and Miss Newman made brief remarks.
a bright and thoughtful paper was pre-
sentei by Mrs. Mccormick o: Great Bens
on Money and Missions
Miss Haskins Of Gnodaljsra, Mexico, Gang
a by mn, favorite with the Mexicans: and
those who lhtened. realized that the Spanish
Is well adapted to sacred sorg.
Rev. W. NJ. Brown, recently Of Brazil.
gave an entertaining talk concerning the
mission work being done by Miss Dssoonb in
that country. HIS brief sketch OF girls
boarding school in San Paulo was very inter
estiug.
The first wcrd you learn in Brazil Is ITO
morrow" the second is 'patieace.n Resu-
iaTlty and order are the detestat.cn If the
braziiians. Lessons in etiquette are highly
necessary. A Brazilian does NOT know the
use OF the fork and must be taught TO sit In
stead OF reclining at meals.
DIR. Richard Cordley. Of Lawrence, gave
one OF his charecserist. sparkling talks,
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
Ministerial Institute.

Jhc ,Et,lowingEis the programme for the
Ministerial Institute Of the Maryland Con-
ference Of the United Brethren church which
meets IN the United Brethren church at Nc
chanicstown, Frederick county, on Tuesday
September 18th lat 10 o'clock and which will
continue for four days. One day and malt
will bc devoted 10 the Sunday School cause ::
the lecture system of teaching will be obsery
ed, The Institute will open with song and
prayer service: address Of welcome by the
pastor, Rev, G. J. Roudabush. Lessons in
course of study "Watson's Theory of the
Trini!y,' by Rev. J. W. Hicks; "Homilctics
as taught by Ettcr,' by Rev. G. |. b. Br nc
"Agnosticism,' by Rev. G. NJ. lIott I; Miscel-
lancous suhjectS-"Our church Obligations"
by Rev ID. D. Kccdy; "Thc catcchsm q
means Of grace" Rev. N. A. Kracofe Pas,
torial visi,ing,' Rev S. II. Smell "'rhc pas
tors support Rev, J. Harp; The work of
Il local preacher" by Rev. Il, +. Cronisc:
"Whai is evangelical conversion ~ by Rev.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
Fran i&liA.illC E.cttcr.
EDITOR CLARION:

EDITOR CLARION:
As am very busy this
morning viii not he able to Writnmurh.
| wish 10 announce that the SUNDAY School
of our place wlll hold Gu drcnS' EoNc
Feast in the Grove rcnr Cold spring on next
Saturday, Sept. 3rd. All are invited to at
tend. This feast will he given for the heuc-
fit of the children and we hope all will come
together backed with feeling of love, one
toward another.
Messrs. h. G.. Chase & Co., have secured
the services of Mr.. Jacob Lutncr Myers as
agent for the sale otthcir uugstry stock. lie
will go TO work as soon aN he receives his out
fit. We wish you SUCCESS Jacob Luther.
Mr. Solomon Foglc has been painfully i'll
for some time; he is unfit to do manual labor
and has q family to support lie deserves
the sympathy of our people.
Mr.. G. y. Wacsche is thlrshing his crop
this week.
Quite a number Of onr people are ahoring
under severe colds; outside of this the health
ofour community is very rood.
Hoping you are enjoying the pleasant
weather we are now having, will close as
eyer yours,
OrGrrtrH
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
WASHINGTON Letter
(FEOM OuN REGULAR CoRRESroNDENT) J
WAsrINGToN. AuGUST %, 1887

(FEoM OuN REGuLAE CoEREsroNDENr)
WAsHINGroN. AUGUST %, 1887
After testing the new Civi! Service
regulations in the War Department the
Civil Service Commissioners state that
the experiment was a success, except in
some minor particulars that can be read
lily adjusted to meet existing conditions
Of the system in question. As result
Of this examination the Commissioners
have certified to the War Department
the names Of eight persons for that
nnmb,r 81 900 vacancies ard names 10
fill the fourtv-e n@t vacancies in the
81 600 class will at once be certified.
These appointments will be made with
due regard to the appointments Of the
Offices, according to the quotas of the
several States of the Union. The new
rules will be applied to the clerks of all
theleparLne ents in the Treasury, it is
supposed, being met in order. .s..
Itis given out that Secretary Lamar
is strenuously opposed to the new civi
service rules, and that he will exert his
influence to prevent their application
to the Interior Department, though, |
doubt the truthfulness of the report, for
Mr.. Lamar having been a college pro-
fessor fully appreciates the scholarly at.
tainments Of his subordinates.
haye it from good authority that
the new commissioner of Patents
has made the unexpected and interest.
ing discovery that pay-rolls of his Of
fee contain the names OF quite a start.
ling number ladies or women whose
salaries are not provided for in the Con-
grcssional appropriation bills, and who
are classed as "laborers, "but.wLose la
bors are uOtspereeptible at least, to the
public vision. These fair "laborefs
are chiefly distinguished by their at
tractive personal appearance, and it is
said they are protected by statesmen
high in the councils of the Nation.
b Gen. Allan Rutherford, formerly all
Auditor of the Treasury but now ID
prOminent clam Attorney, Of this city
and a clerk named Brouner, of the PEN
SION 0tiiee are under arrest on charge
otpurloining Government records from
that Bureau the penalty being five years
at penal servitude. The clerk conGes.
ses his crime but the lawyer stoutly de-
nies h,s guilt and attemps to saddle an
other with the offence charged.
The Treasury has redeemed and re-
deemed md re coined into dimes about
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01

four and three quarter millions oftrade
dollars; the time for redemption will eX'
pire in few days and tits believed that
very little is now left outstanding. De.
spite The fact that more than sixteen
million dollars have been paid on pen
SONS this month, the excess of Treasury
receipts over all disbursements foots up
three and u half millions for the same
period thus largely augmcntng the al
ready surplus, which seems very
troublesome white elephant on the
hands of the Government.
National Bank repositories now hold
800, 2sl,25 Of Government funds by
far the largest amounts they have ever
had in their history.
Public interest in that historic build.
ing, Ford's Theatre, where the lamcntcd
Lincoln WAS assassinated, has been re
vlved by the'rcmoval from there Of the
Medical Library and the Army Medical
Museum to the splendid new structure
erected for the purpose near the Nation.
al Museum Building. ltre1urred sew.
cral men and drays a number Of days
to remove these vast collections the lii
brary contains $4,000 volumes and ll3,
600 pamphlets and its growth is contin-
ual and progressive.
AS I strollcd up Pennsylvania Avenue
on Sunday SAW something unique--a
vcritable church on wheels. 1t is larg-
er than common street car, and is
drawn by four horses, seats twenty. i've
or thirty persons, carries an organ, ad-
Unstable platform for pulpit and re-
vcrsible seats. This Gospel Wagon"
cost $3.50, and is the property of the
"Central Union Mission
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A Model Statement.

We have claimed and on indisputa.
bic grounds, that the 50 called Annual
Statement, as sent out by the different
Boards of Commissioners Of this County
are in fact not Statements in the sense
of Balance Sheets, or final accounts.
By no one of them that has been pub
Iished during the past eight years (dur-
iny which time only have we gwen
special attention thcreto) has it been
possible to discover the exact financial
status of this county.
Taxes are levied and certain sums
are charged against them, but the cash
on hand, nor the sum due the county
from taxes unpaid, nor the amount
charseable against the levy for taxes
,mcollectable and paid in error have
never appeared, in a word, it is an lily
conceived form that shows nothing III
the shape of Il full and final balance OF
the financial transactions made and done
in the county funds.
TO the end tbat something better
may be expected next year, we call at
ttntion to the very business, like docn-
ment sent out by the Carroll County Of,
tic;als and suggest that it be clipped
from the Westminster papers, labeled
in good, bold type and placed in con-
venicnt drawer in the desk of the Or
flee of our County Com missioncrs. II
Clerk EadeI will kindly do so and adj
wise US OF the particular drawer IN
which it has been placed, we will con-
tract with the people of the county to
call the attention fthe new Board to
be elected this fall, to it, in ample time
to secure at their hands, u Statement
that will for the first time in many
years, inform the people Of. Frederick
County, just what is The shape and CON
dition Of its finances.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
General News.

The fifteen great American inven-
tions of world. wide adoption are Tie
cotton gin, the planting machine til e
grass mower and reaper, the rotary
printing press navigation by steam, the
hot-air engine, the sewing machine, the
india rubber industry the machine man
ufacture of horse shoes, the sand blast
for carving, the gauge lathe, the grain
elevator, artificial ice making on a large
scale, the electric magnet and its practi-
cal application, and the telephone. .'
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
3lru c7hrrtisrmr.nE
E>tray Notice.

STNTE or MARYLAND, Frederick county,
to.wit:
hereby certify that Adam Hahn of Fred
clicl County, c;,nr before me, the sul,scrih-
cr, a Justice of the Peace of said county, ana
made oath in due form of law on this 2lth.
day of August, lSs,, that on the 18th day of
August last, there came upon Ills enclosures
a. a stray, black and white spotted SOW
Given under my hWnl
FREDk WHITE, j. y.
The owner of the ahoyc SOW is requested
,o prove property pay CHARGES and take her
away. ADAM HAHN
.cnil Lilmr oifc liile East So rrctlailfs
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
America for Americans.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Ang. 25,-The
executive committee Of the, new psolliitlii;
cal party recently organized in this city
under the name Of "The American Par
ty' today issued an official call for q MAJ
tional convention to meet in this city
on Friday and Saturday, September l6
and II, and they call upon all, Ameri-
can citizens of whatever party Qr,7pec-
ial afiliatior, who sympathize with the
sentiments and arc in favor of the politi-
cal objects of the new party, to attend
for the purpose Of completing the organ
izltion and promoting, among Others, the
following specific objects
First To emphasize and perpatnot"
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IseneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phmhc Cheslcy, Peterson, Clay co, Ia
tells the following remarkable story, the
ruth of which is youchcd for by the rest
dents of the town: 81 am - years old, nave
been troubled with kidney complaint ana
amcncss for many years; could not drcsS
myself without help. Now am Tree from
ali pain and soreness, and am abIc TO 90 an
my own houscwork. owe my 'l'a',Ns W
Electric Bhters for having rcncwc" my
youth, and removed completely all diseased
and pain" Try a bottle, only 80 cts. at M,
a. Leathcrman's Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01
CrcagcrStoWn News.

The Union Sunday School Of this place
held Chidrcns Day S,rvirc last Sunday
mornin. al ~ O'clock veIy Iaisc auli-
encc being present. Thc printed service
pubiished by the Reformed Publishing
Co., of DAYTON, O., was used with an
occasmral extra speech, dectamation, SON.
or recitation inserted. Each and every one
of the scholars bore their part with credit
and the music, under the direction of Mr.. II
c. Dclaplanc with Mrs. Dr. Miller at the
organ was admirably rendered, Pastor
Stoncr delivered short a,lrlress on the :. $.
Lesson for the day. To say that the dccora-
ton, we've the most elaborate and nj the
same time The most cTQuisi,cly fine yet seen
in the CrragcrStown church is to say great
deal and vet the statement j. not too strong
The entire service brought the flowers into
prominence The day was one long to he
Remembered by the scholars and THEN ph,
rents and teachers
\ monthly meeting OF the missionary so
cioty Nll' held in the evening. The pastor
made an adaressFo on the IS, eniticancc Of the
Gospel Banner
oTMondar morning and evening, R2r.
Mr.. Uni delivered very hclpful and enter
tainuE addresses on Missions in india2
from which country he is Il returned mis
Sionarv OF the BY. Lutheran church, having
ahorch twelve year in Contour. The reilly
iou- services on these occasions were con
Quoted hy pastors Snyder and Stoncr. I he
missionary exhibited Il Great number cf In
dian curiosjtics to the exceeding delight of
his large intelligent and apprccatWc audi
cnccs From here the Lecturer gocs to Uti-
! ",,;., Il,
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01

The question Of calling a Constitu-
tional Convention will be submitted to
the people Of the State at the coming
election in Noyembcr.iua accordance
with Chapter ll2, Acts Of l6S 6, which
provides that at the general election
to be held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1887. at
the same places where county and city
elections are now held by law for the
election Of delegates to the General AS
sembly, every person entitled to vote
for delegates to the General Assembly
shall be entitled to vote on the ques-
ton of call for convention fox. alter
ing the constitution for framing new
one by exprcss.ngin writing or in print-
ed form the words, "For Il Convention
or Against 4 Conyention,, as the case
may be-" &c.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01

The new iron bridge erected by the
Shenandoah Railroad Company across
the Potomac River at Shepherdstown
has been completed. The work was COM
mrnccd about the first of last March.
Five wooden spans Of lGS feet each were
removed and iron spans of equal size
We're put in their place this work being
done at a height Of ll4 feet above the
bottom of the river.